We looked at recent fire incidents across Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and Indonesia, and mapped where an active suppression layer — already sitting at the point of ignition — could have changed how each one played out.
A lithium-ion battery room fire kept firefighters on site for over 24 hours and forced an emergency power shutdown across an entire availability zone.
An electric motorcycle assembly plant in Selangor lost 80% of its premises to fire — a stark reminder of how fast EV manufacturing risk can escalate.
An EV caught fire while charging overnight in a residential garage — caught only because a neighbour happened to be watching CCTV.
Electrical faults remain the leading cause of fire incidents nationwide — this factory fire shows exactly how a small fault becomes a total loss.
A ground-floor battery fire in a mixed-use shophouse spread to the sixth floor. We examine what stopping it at the source could have meant.
We'll map your exposure against these same failure patterns.